Basic Life Support (BLS) Training

Basic Life Support (BLS) Training – Course Description

Basic life support (BLS) training is a fundamental course designed to equip individuals with the essential skills and knowledge needed to respond effectively to cardiac arrest and other life-threatening emergencies. Basic life support (bls) training is a critical component of emergency medical care and is often a requirement for healthcare professionals, first responders, and individuals who want to be prepared to save lives. Here’s an outline of what Basic life support (BLS) training typically covers:

Certificate

Participants receive a BLS Certification valid for 2 years (as per training body standards).

Course Length

3.5–4 Hours

🕘 Session 1: Introduction & Emergency Response Basics

  • Importance of CPR, AED & First Aid
  • Chain of Survival
  • Scene safety & emergency assessment
  • Activating emergency medical services

🕤 Session 2: Adult CPR (Hands-Only & Conventional)

  • Recognizing cardiac arrest
  • Correct chest compression technique
  • Rescue breathing
  • Hands-on practice on CPR manikins

🕥 Session 3: AED Awareness & Practical Training

  • What is an AED?
  • When and how to use an AED
  • Safety precautions
  • Live AED practice drills

🕦 Session 4: Choking Management (Adult, Child & Infant)

  • Identifying choking
  • Abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver)
  • Infant choking techniques
  • Practical demonstration

🕐 Session 5: Practical Scenarios, Assessment & Q&A

  • Real-life emergency simulations
  • Participant practice & evaluation
  • Key do’s & don’ts
  • Doubt-clearing session

🕥 Session 6: Wrap-Up

  • Key takeaways
  • Feedback

Class Delivery Types
Traditional Classroom
Blended Learning with In-Person, Instructor-Led Skills Session
Remote Skills Verification (RSV)

Learning Outcomes

  • Perform CPR confidently
  • Use an AED safely
  • Handle choking & common first-aid emergencies

Languages

English, Hindi, Marathi